[Aerroon]

>let's vote on this proposal

>rejected

>let's vote on it again!

Is it still a democracy if you just keep redoing the vote until you get the outcome you want? The politicians involved in this should be ashamed of themselves.

[randunel]

Sounds a lot like nagging [0] with some trick wording [1] in the nag.

I think the website is missing a dark pattern here, spray-and-pray, which is throwing as many reincarnations of the same thing as possible, hoping one eventually sticks.

[0] https://www.deceptive.design/types/nagging

[1] https://www.deceptive.design/types/trick-wording

[porksoda]

Only if you have more votes after it passes, to vote on unpassing it again

[Avicebron]

This only makes sense if each representative is getting feedback from their constituents each time they take the new vote..I think

[Calazon]

I feel like we do that pretty regularly in the US.

[hermanzegerman]

"Conservatives" feel no shame.

But they are first-class in acting like a victim

It's the same thing as with your republicans.

[Alles]

Italy, the biggest country opposing this, is composed of mainly "conservative" MEPs from FDI. I think you have a very narrow world view.

[hermanzegerman]

FDI is not in EPP

[alt227]

Im no conservative, but I thought useres of this site were more intelligent than to throw massive negative stereotypes out about groups of millions of people.

[hermanzegerman]

There are luckily not millions of conservative politicians. Those we have right now do already enough damage.

The older ones who resigned when they fucked up, or had a moral compass seamed to have disappeared. Instead we have more and more "MAGA-Style"-Politics

[johnnyanmac]

Their leadership in my country has done this for a decade, but the conservative approval rating for the president is still in the low 80's at worst.

At what point do we admit that most of a group people are fine with a negative stereotype?